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Social Business Academia Forum

7 November 2022
Muhammad Yunus

On Monday, November 7th, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. at the Aula Magna of the Einaudi Campus, the University of Turin hosts the Social Business Academia Forum (SBAF), the event aimed at the community academia proposed as part of the Global Social Business Summit, scheduled to take place in Turin on 7th and 8th November 2022 in the "La Centrale event space" of the Lavazza Cloud.

 

The Social Business Academia Forum, in the presence of Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus and the Rector Prof. Stefano Geuna, is the first in-person meeting since the pandemic of academics, researchers, students involved and interested in social business. The topics of the panels and discussion will cover social business models and the role and responsibility of the world's academia, research and publishing in shaping "a 3-zero world," geared toward overcoming poverty, unemployment and pollution. Speakers will include the UniTo professors Joselle Dagnes (Dept. of Cultures, Politics and Society), Anna Cugno (Dept. of Economics, Social Studies, Applied Mathematics and Statistics) and Paolo Biancone (Dept. of Management).

 

The forum will be streamed live on the Global Social Business Summit website and on United Media.

 

The Global Social Business Summit - conceived in 2009 by Professor Muhammad Yunus, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2006, "father" of microcredit and founder of Grameen Bank - brings together the global social business community every year and in 2022 lands for the first time in Italy. About 45 countries of the world and about 50 international organizations - social business structures, NGOs, universities and companies - with more than 300 social entrepreneurs, who will animate the two-day event along with another 150 participants including global policy and business leaders, public and private managers, scholars in the field and representatives of institutions.

 

The focus of the 2022 edition is the concept of a culture of peace and inclusive growth - which has emerged as central to the recovery and growth debate - and which social business helps to spread, along with a commitment to sustainable and peaceful development aimed at overcoming social inequalities.

 

Free entrance, registration required.

 

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